Sincerely hoping yours are more affordable, and the insurance situation doesn't last long.
Thanks. Currently I have Avandia, and a water pill, and testing supplies. The testing strips alone are about $85/month. Avandia is about $100/month and hydrochlorothiazide is a cheap $7/month. Add in a couple of my supplements and it rounds out to approximately $200/mo.
I can probably shave some of that by 10%-20% online, but Wal-Mart prices are pretty competitive.
ETA: and of course, lab tests, and finding a new doctor, as my old one left the clinic last month.
The testing strips alone are about $85/month.
Gah! I forgot about them. (I'm not as good about testing as I should be, but I did it four times a day when I was pregnant and on insulin.) I've seen those ads on TV for diabetic testing supplies via mail, but I've never investigated them. Good look finding a new doctor, too -- it's always tough for me to find someone I like enough to stick with long-term.
Good look finding a new doctor, too -- it's always tough for me to find someone I like enough to stick with long-term.
Thanks. I just wish I know what happened to my old doctor. He was well liked and no one seems to know if he went back to Canada or what.
All I know is I got a letter saying that he was no longer with the clinic and i should call and get a new primary physician.
I discovered my diabetes meds are $200 a month
It's a fucking expensive disease. Blood pressure meds are cheap.
Hi Lexine! How is school going?
You know what's dangerous? Going to a mall that has a VS right after this morning's discussion when VS is having their semi-annual sale.
On the other hand, I have pretty new bras and undies.
I also finally bought the ipod that was my Christmas present from my parents, and a pink leather case to go with it, which wasn't.
I just spent a big damn chunk of change getting my car tuned up (tires rotated, oil changed, transmission flushed and filled, all kinds of filters replaced) and new front brake pads. Man, basic maintenance is 'spensive.
I see I missed the sex toy links last night. Bummer. (I have several of the books on that Web site. 11, to be exact. Good bedtime [ahem] reading.)
I never really thought it looked all that flowerlike. If I want to look at an orchid, I'll go to a nursery.
When meara was here, lo these many years ago, we went to the "adult bookstore" around the corner from my house, and there was a book consisting solely of pictures of goolies. Gotta say, what they most resemble to *me* are ears.
We went to the used CD place and among others we picked up Chumbawumba's Tubthumper. I went to their website to read all the text they coudln't put in the liner notes becaues of U.S. copyright restrictions, and now I'm feeling all guilty and first-world-oppressor. I think I need to find a labor protest somewhere and start chanting anti-government songs.
I'm reading Alcott's Rose in Bloom and making skillet dish, my favorite childhood recipe. I appear to be on a comfort reading/food jag.
Gotta say, what they most resemble to *me* are ears.
I can never look at a googlie again without this thought. Ummm, thanks Tep.
HI LEE!!!! I am trying to get ahead on my homework and not having much success. I have a paper due Monday and Thursday...gah!
